.cax confusion!!!

[Lextech]

I know for sure that I have installed the 12202088.cax into the calibration folder. I can open it and read it. I have downloaded Howards tune, but the Transient tables aren't there. Would anyone have any ideas of what I might be doing wrong or have set wrong? I am not too computer savvy---So explain it like you are talking to a 3 yr. old.

Jeff

[MICK]

Jeff,

Howard's tune is a cos3 with the operating system ID of 01270003.

Rename the cax file to this operating system part number and you will see the Transient Parameters.

To explain this a little. This cax file will support the following operating system part numbers. 12202088, 12208322 and 01270003.

What you all need to do is make three copies of this cax file and rename them with the above operating system part number ID's, then copy these three files into the calibrations folder.

You will be able to view the Transient Parameters on these operating systems only. If you do this your away.

When you update information on the parameters you must apply the updated information to all three cax files.

You should be able to sort this easy, I know you got the goods....:)

Cheers

Mick

[Lextech]

:rockon:Sweet!!

Thanks for the explanation Mick. It works:cucumber:

Jeff